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Parting Shots - Feb. 20 2025

February 19, 2025

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Coffee Connect in ‘Brew’-ster
----- The Cape Cod Young Professionals hosted a coffee connect event recently at the Brewster Bookstore in partnership with the Brewster Chamber of Commerce. Members and non-members alike enjoyed a cozy morning in the bookstore with coffee, tea, treats and fun local giveaways. Pictured are CCYP board members Adam Gracia and Annisha Romney. COURTESY PHOTOS

Pictured: From left, CCYP members Carl Lindgren, creator at Embodied Build and Plaster; Kat Pannill, senior development manager at WE CAN; Elisa Perella, digital account executive at Hibu; and Brandon Gomes, owner of Clearview Glass Company.

Future Journalists
---- Chronicle editor Tim Wood, standing second from right, spoke to students in the Monomoy Regional High School journalism class last Friday. The students discussed what makes a news story and how the newspaper is put together every week. COURTESY PHOTO

Realtors Collaborate With Harwich Garden Club ---- Diane DiGennaro, chair of the conservation committee of the Harwich Garden Club, and co-member Karen McLaughlin recently updated Harwich realtors about the club’s partnership with the Harwich DPW to compost food scraps. Since last July, 12 tons of food scraps from the transfer station have been composted by Black Earth Compost. The club will team with realtors to get the message out about Harwich’s conservation effort. Countertop collection containers, pictured here, are available at the transfer station. Shown from left are Realtor Bobby Bantick and Harwich Garden Club members Di Gennaro and McLaughlin.
MARIETTA NILSON PHOTO

Men’s Club Donates
-----Mid-Cape Men's Club member Mark McManus (left) presents a donation to Brian Scheld, chair of the Harwich Fund. Donations from the club are being distributed to several local organizations from money raised at the annual Christmas auction/raffle. COURTESY PHOTO

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